SDG 16: Peace and Justice Strong Institutions

Because of their necessary openness and economic value, networks are prime targets for attackers. The HiSec project is developing new methods and tools to secure the networks of the future. 

The SuperviZ project is part of the "system security" axis of the PEPR cybersecurity program. It addresses the field of "system, software and network security". More precisely, it targets the detection, response and remediation to computer attacks, subjects grouped under the name of "security supervision".

Development of solutions for the major cybersecurity challenges specific to Cloud environments, to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data, applications and services.

"Intelligent" video surveillance, crime prediction systems and other AI-based tools are more and more being used by police forces. The IAAP project, led by a team at IMT Atlantique, is examining the effectiveness of these systems and the changes they are bringing about.

The CyberSecDome project offers a proactive solution to protect digital infrastructures against cyber threats. It comprises four key elements: a digital infrastructure, digital twins, AI-powered security tools and a VR user interface.

"Intelligent" video surveillance, facial recognition, predictive mapping, etc. are all devices that renew police action. They are supposed to build “safe cities” / “safe cities” thanks to the contributions of artificial intelligence (AI). Three main questions articulate the research:

To set out future-proof pathways to strengthen democracy through improving accountability, transparency and effectiveness of media production and expanding active and inclusive citizenship, the project aims to clarify the extent to which European media perform their democratic functions.